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Account or Accompt

merely one payment and one receipt and also where the account was on one side only but was of so complicated


Account stated

38 tlr 134 for statutory power to re open an account stated see money lenders act by the infants relief act


Accountant or Accomptant

corporation of accountants ltd 1893 20 r 750 society of accountants and auditors v goodway 1907 1 ch 489


Book of account

1929 are by s 122 obliged to keep books of account of a all receipts and expenses with matters relating thereto


Accounts, falsification of

as to officers of companies and bodies corporate keeping fradulent accounts etc see english larceny act 1861 24 25 vict c


Mutual account

of the parties has received money and paid it on account of the other but where each of the two parties


Accounting year

accounting year means i in relation to a corporation the year


egularly kept books of account

egularly kept books of account to ascertain whether a book of account has been regularly


Regularly kept books of account

eminent factor for weighment the test of regularity of keeping accounts by a shopkeeper who has daily transactions cannot be the


Accountant to the Crown

been abolished by statute but a lien remains upon the accountant s goods see tit crown debts


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